Hello everyone,
im running a job using 2 user defined subroutine,have a problem initializing solution dependent variables,i have 2sets of state variables (umatht=25 state variables and uexpan 38 state varables.how can i use *initial condition, type = solution to define them?? is it a correct way of defing them??
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to simulate the diagonal shear band under uniaxial Compression test for cylinder . No matter how I change the Boundary conditions I still get an X shape damage !!
I weakend the two edge elements to get damage . But it is still not working!!!
Any Idea?
Hi friends, I'm new here and also new using abaqus.
I need to do my final project about bird strike analysis using abaqus. But for now, I try to follow the tutorial from youtube about impact bullet first. For some trial sometimes i found errors and never succeed to solve it. Included the impact bullet trial. This is what i've got:
errors:
Degree of freedom 11 and at least one of degrees of freedom 1 thru 6 must be active in the model for *dynamic temp-disp. Check the procedure and element types used in this model.
warnings:
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